Bacon Bit

the small pieces of crispy eye goo that you must harvest from the lacrimal caruncle every morning for breakfast

im really into morning sex, but lemme grab your bacon bit first

by Blankyyy December 18, 2017

bit their own toes off

Regretting a bad decision - making a wrong choice and regretting it later

They ordered our machine at work from a different company because it was cheaper, it's been nothing but trouble. Boy, they really bit their own toes off!

by Dr. HaHa April 14, 2014

Bit

"Bit" is a term used against Baby Dongo and his followers, better known as Dongolians, by their sworn enemies, the Anti-Dongos. The term originated from an incident where Baby Dongo sprung into existence in the Funkin' in a Wimpy Day server, but with great controversy as many called it a "bit", sparking the Great Dongo War of 2024. Dongolians have since reclaimed the term as a badge of honor, proudly referring to themselves as "Bits" to mock their enemies. Usage of "Bit" by non-Dongolians is considered highly offensive and is largely frowned upon.

"Shut the flip up you freaking Bit!"
"You can't say that bro. Ok? Ok"

by AaronTheSus December 21, 2024

bit

an ignorant racist, homophobic and transphobic asshole who blatantly disrespects people by (more specifically) disregarding their sexuality, racial identification, and pronouns.

make sure you censor bit when typing in the server, people have ptsd from that fucking guy.

by septernalgraphunia February 17, 2021

Bit

a 12-1/2-cent unit that is only used in even multiples of two.

The cost of admission to the sideshow was 25 cents, two bits, and one-fourth of a dollar.

by Arminkshipper July 3, 2024

trottin at the bit

A line typically used to describe someone who is eager to do something. Most commonly used by old generations of Canadians.

The snowplow workers were trottin at the bit waiting for the first snowstorm of the winter

by The_Big_Defenition December 11, 2017

A bit

A phrase used to indicate any time period ranging from 5 minutes to five hours.

The term can also relative. If discussing a year, it could mean a few months.

I’ll be there in a bit.

I’ll be done with this job in a bit.

by Gobbling gobble gobbler January 10, 2021